The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-30
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

l" AoGsoay race TIE OIuntceT Oeat the
Thistle 1o minutes and ,Y seconds.
Cardinal Gibbons is on his way 10 Ore.
6 on, and will pass through Montana.
The second race between the Volunteer
and Thistle is to take place this, Friday, af.
ternoon.
Paris dispatch: It is reported that NJ.
Grevy will shortly resign the Presidency
Of France.
The rails are torn up on a railroad in
Cork, Ireland, owe. which the police haye
to pass to make evictions.
On the cSth Wren, one Of the convicted
Chicago boodlers, was brought into cour.
on writ Of habeas corpus.
The Republican State Convention OF
Massachusetts nominated Oliver Ames for
Governor by acclan.ation.
A Berlin dispatch says the Bundesrath
has agreed to Prussia's proposals for the
extension Of the Socialists laws.
The Democratic State Convention OF
New York nominated Frederick Cook for
Secretary Of State by acclamation.
On Thursday the English steamer Mat
thew Bean was wrecked off Cape Finis.
terre, and ten persons were drowned.
London dispatch: a French fishing
boat has been sunk in the English Chan.
mel by a collision. Eighteen persons were
drowned.
Gladstone has critique in the Nine
teenth Century on Ingham's history of the
Irish Union. He says the work is not his.
tory at all.
The testimony before the Railway Com.
mission at New York is shaking up and
sharply criticisine the management OF Un-
ion Pacific affairs.
The Farmers Rez1e1v, Of Chicago, for
this week, will publish an estimate of the
corn crop Of 1857, which it places at over
1900, 100000 bushels.
kilograms from Arizona, with reference
to the reported Indian outbreak are con.
f1icting. The latest advices, however, say
that We reported outbreak is without foun-
dation.
Nine of Buffalo Bills Wild West In.
dians arrived at Castle Garden, N. Y, on
the eth on tho steamer Wyoming. They
could not stand the London fogs, and were:
sent home.
The Grand Army Veterans were giver,
a magnificent reception at the St. Louis
Merchants Exchange on last Tuesday
night, at which Mayor Francis made an
eloquent welcome address.
A Berlin dispatch says Tilighman, for
merly American Vice. Consul at that CITY.
has been arrested on charge Of having
defrauded several American citizens be.
sides number of German tradesmen.
In the United States Court at Boston a
decision has been rendered, sustaining the
demurrer Of the Bell Telephone Company
against the Government suit. The case
was dismissed and the L. S. Attorney Gen.
eral has ordered an appeal to be- taken to
the U. S. Supreme Court
Lincoln, Neb, dispatch: A fresh out.
break of the Texas fever has appeared at
Tekamah. DR.. Billings, Of the vctinary
department, says that the native cattle are
extending the disease to ma.
tives. 1t has been heretofore held that on.
~ Texas cattle could communicate the dis
ease to others.
a Cheyenne, Wyoming, dispatch says:
The first report Of +. Nagle, receiver of
cattle firm Of Swan brothers.
was filed with Justice McGinness on the
,7th. 1t places the indebtedness of the
firm and its individual members at SSoS-
s"oo4, with liabilities at SSos,9o97.. Re-
sources over liabilities 1S0,S6.;,.
The President has granted a pardon i,
he case Of WN. Brooks, James Fjtzper.
aid, Thomas Jackson, William Henderson.
John Palmer, Reuben Coins, and George
|lorney, who were convicted in the United
States Court for the western district of Ar
iansas, for manslaughtcr, and whose sem
ence was suspended. The pardon is Civ.
m on the ground that the convicts had
'cason to apprehcnd bodily harm from the
nen whom they killed
On the cSth, at St Louis, the boys in
'luc of the q. A. Il. turned out in parade
n spite of drenching rain. The process
lion was long and imposing, and the en-.
husiasm was unbounded. Throughout
he column an occasional warrior carried =
:anc or pole on which was dangling a
.hicE ~, leI Of ra.,ttoxa s;ie. &c